ToddN2000 Jan 20, 2017   3:30 PM GMT

Are you looking to do your studies in a brick and mortar building or strictly on-line? What current languages and platforms have you worked with. There are many areas you can specialize in, do you have any preferences?

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Kevin Beaver Jan 20, 2017   4:10 PM GMT

I think you're just as well off getting your information security training through a certification program and, especially, through hands-on experience. I recommend you read, read, read. That's the best way to learn. Well, that and watch webcasts, listen to podcasts, and attend presentations on the subject. YouTube has a lot of good stuff as well.

I have written extensively on this topic so you may want to check out the following when you get a chance:
www.principlelogic.com/careers.html

Here are some of my audio programs that might prove helpful:
securityonwheels.com

And, finally, I wrote a book on hacking called Hacking For Dummies that provides a good introduction into managing and testing information security programs:
http://amzn.to/2jHHQoF

CISSP For Dummies is really good as well.

I hope this helps – best of luck!

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Jaideep Khanduja Jan 30, 2017   4:45 AM GMT

Check with Amity University in Noida. They have a good global level setup for the same.

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Subhendu Sen Apr 12, 2017   9:10 AM GMT

You can begin your study with Masters in Information Security, which can provide a great advantage to your career. In India, IIT Delhi is the best one. After completion you can take course/certification like CompTIA security/certified ethical hacker.

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Metalline Apr 17, 2017   11:27 AM GMT

I can suggest CompTIA Security +, CISSP and SANS certification

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Subhendu Sen May 18, 2017   7:14 AM GMT

Also you can try for cyber forensics or Cisco cyber security course. You can navigate cisco training web site and can get more information.

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